Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2000-03-14-Speech-2-209"
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"Mr President, Mrs Izquierdo Rojo, I believe it should not come as news to you that farmers’ revenue does not just consist of subsidies, rather they must earn most of it on the market. Therefore the comparison you have just drawn is inappropriate to my mind. Secondly, these are two completely different questions. In your question, which I answered, you asked what enlargement will cost. The question as to whether the Common Agricultural Policy will be amended in the course of enlargement, is an entirely different matter. All I can tell you today is that the CAP that was adopted in Berlin for the next seven years, still holds good. In addition, a financial perspective was adopted in Berlin, i.e. we decided how much money we could spend. You raised the idea of studies: the first studies were made several years back, and we sent these to Parliament. We are in the process of carrying out new studies and as soon as we have the results, we will be more than happy to make them available to you."@en1
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